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Even if she doesn't win, folk-rocker Crystal Bowersox seems most likely to break from the pack.
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Championed by folk-rocker Steve Earle, the band went into the studio in 2000 and recorded the collection Kids in Philly for Earle's E-Squared label, co-released with Artemis Records.
Phil Ramone and Danielle Evin: Dog Ears Music: Volume Forty-Five 2009
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This week, the New York Times published a story reporting that folk-rocker Neil Young was set to release a new politically-charged album that was "overtly partisan."
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For now, the "right job" for Morello seems to be balancing his radical Rage act with the folk-rocker Nightwatchman.
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A young folk-rocker from Hibbing, Minnesota can take a bow for that if he wants to.
Bird Watching Simon, Jeff 1975
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Gongs were also handed out to synthpop pioneer Gary Numan, who was given the Inspiration Award, and folk-rocker Donovan, who was given the Maverick Award.
WalesOnline - Home 2011
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Gary Numan, who was given the Inspiration Award, and folk-rocker Donovan, who was given the Maverick Award.
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★ Bright Eyes Wednesday Once Omaha's singing-songwriting enfant terrible, the gracefully matured folk-rocker Conor Oberst still indulges bizarre verbosity with his trademark band.
NYT > Home Page 2011
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That's not the only curveball the former syrupy folk-rocker throws at fans.
USATODAY.com News 2011
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The folk-rocker presents older material and songs from his latest
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